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John Cabot arrived and claimed Newfoundland as a territory of the British Empire.
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In the year 1535 Jacques Cartier sailed the Saint Lawrence river(present day Quebec) for France. This led to the citizens of the area speaking French.
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Samuel de Champlain established a trading port in Canada and called it Quebec.
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Missionaries from Europe move to Canada to evangalize Catholicism.
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The Hudson Bay Company is formed and granted a charter which gave them a monopoly on all natural resources in the area.
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The war mainly between England, their First Nation allies, and France. The war was fought to decide who would maintain control of North America.
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France and Britain agreed to a mutual surrender oficially ending the Seven Years War.
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Due to the invention of machines in the textile industry, many people were unemployed and were looking for work. As many as 700,000 people came from Europe to find a better life in the new colonies.
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The war was started by the Americans to lead a rebellion against the British who placed strict rules and orders onto the Americans. This made the Americans fight British soldiers in southern Canadian and Northern American soil.
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Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia joined up to form the Canadian Condeferation; the ``Canada before Canada separated from Britain.
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The union of the British North American colonies (Nova Scotia, Quebec, New Brunswick, and the addition of the already formed "Canada."
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Residential school opened to smoothen the assimilation process between the First Nation community and the white settlers.
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This marked the end of colonializaton for Canada. Not much land was added to the country after this.
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Canda separates from Britain and becomes its own independent country.
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